Another Highgate by-election coming…Published by Lynne Featherstone on Thursday, March 20th, 2008 at 4:15 pm
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… but this time it is in Camden, rather than Haringey. Just heard that the Conservative councillor for Camden’s Highgate ward - Paul Barton - has resigned and that polling day will be on 1st May.
It will be interesting to see what the Green Mayor candidate Sian Berry does - she’s stood for the council before in Camden - and not won. In normal circumstances I suspect she’d be very tempted to stand in this by-election … but can she do that whilst standing for London Mayor at the same time?
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